With the Rye City Council election around the corner on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, MyRye.com is publishing a series of issue focused articles highlighting the views of our candidates running […]
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Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Letters, Rye City Council
LETTER: Bill Henderson and Team Blast Rye Record’s Mayoral Endorsement
In a letter to MyRye.com, Councilman and GOP Mayoral Candidate Bill Henderson, along with the rest of his All in for Rye ticket, take exception with The Rye Record and […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye Planning Commission
Rye Country Day Expansion Work Session, Pine Island Road Improvements & More: Planning Commission Agenda for Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Disclosure: This story was prepared with the assistance of artificial intelligence. Feedback on our stories is welcome. The Rye City Planning Commission is responsible for decisions on a variety of […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government
Early Voting in Rye: Dates, Hours, and Location
Early voting in the City of Rye (and across New York State) for the November 4th General Election starts on Saturday, October 25, 2024 and runs through Sunday, November 2, 2024. […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye City Council
Henderson Leads in Fundraising for Rye Mayoral Race
The 11-Day Pre-General campaign finance filings submitted to the NY State Board of Elections on October 24, 2025 provide the final look at how Rye’s three competing slates are fundraising […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Green, Real Estate, Rye City Council, Rye Country Day School, Schools, United Hospital site
Mayoral Candidates Discuss Plans for United Hospital Site and Thruway Development
With the Rye City Council election around the corner on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, MyRye.com is publishing a series of issue focused articles highlighting the views of our candidates running […]
Posted inBoards & Commissions, Deer, Deer Management Committee, Government, Green, Holding Court, New York State, Rye City Court
Holding Court: On the Hunt with Judge Latwin
Married couples can exclude up to $30 million from their estates if they follow the rules of portability, but a recent case showed that not following the rules can result in an expensive mistake.
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye City Council
VIDEO: ’25 Rye City Mayoral Candidate Forum by the League of Women Voters of Rye, Rye Brook & Port Chester
The League of Women Voters of Rye, Rye Brook & Port Chester held a 2025 Rye City Council Mayoral Forum on Monday, October 20, 2025 at The Osborn senior living […]
Posted inBeaver Swamp Brook, Blind Brook, City of Rye, Deer, Flooding, Government, Green, Rye City Council, Weather
Rye Mayoral Candidates Discuss Top Challenges and Opportunities
With the Rye City Council election around the corner on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, MyRye.com is publishing a series of issue focused articles highlighting the views of our candidates running […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye City Council
Traffic Tamed, Rules of Engagements, Civic Duty, & More: Rye City Council Agenda for October 22, 2025
The city council’s agenda for its meeting at 6:30pm on Wednesday, October 22, 2025 is out. The Council will convene at 5:30pm and adjourn into executive session to discuss additions […]